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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1918

Page

4

Hearst Brisbane attack on Roosevelt outlined in wartime editorial

An editorial clipping analyzes William Randolph Hearst and editor Arthur Brisbane as pro German and anti Britain, alleging their efforts to split Allied unity. It condemns their attacks on Colonel Roosevelt and President Wilson, urges shipbuilding urgency, and notes wartime press influence and inaccuracies reported by the Denver Post.

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Fragmented World War Era Commentary Snippets

A garbled OCR bundle cites disparate opinions from World War I era voices. It references debates on troop deployment and the Coal Administration, plus critique of press treatment and Bolshevik peace rhetoric, ending with a note on contractor profits and public discourse.

Beekeepers Hear Atwater on Honey Shortage Causes

A meeting at the county agent’s office heard Mr. Atwater of the U S Department of Agriculture discuss honey production declines from 7 000 to 2 000 colonies and output drops to under 200 000 pounds due to mistimed orchard spraying. The talk urged careful spraying as the country seeks to boost honey output.

Atwater United States Department of Agriculture Roswell News

Alamogordo Men Learn Knitting In New Mexico

Alamogordo residents C S Brown and W L Wold, noted as expert knitters, volunteered to teach knitting to locals. They completed several Red Cross articles and faced cultural resistance, with some townspeople doubting a man’s ability to teach the craft. They are among the first to attempt knitting in New Mexico.

Alamogordo K CS. Brown W. L. Wold Alamogerdo Red Cross Indies East New Mexico

Land deals near House attract buyers and movers

Quay W. L. Morrow of Adrian Texas buys half sections from J A Robinson and J L House near House and plans to move to one tract. HI Brown purchases the Charles A Colby homestead in the same area. The House News adds that several bad deals are in the making.

W. L. Morrow Adrian Texas J. A. Robinson J. L. House HI. Brown Charles A. Colby House News Als

Worthy of Mention at San Juan Camp Book Sale Night

The Monday entertainment for buying Smiteage books for camp boys drew a good crowd. The shadow Pantomime by Mrs. C. Y. Carlisle received praise. Mr. Wells noted over one hundred books sold with more planned at Farmington Enterprise.

C. Y. Carlisle Wells Farmington

New Mexico Central tax correction ordered by district court

The district court, after a petition by the New Mexico Central railroad, orders a tax correction amounting to 8291.47 for 1913 to 1917. The judgment ties the sum to property improvements within six months or the lien remains valid. Evidence of expenditures to be presented as vouchers. final order upon court satisfaction. Estancia News Herald reports Romero’s contract for 100000 ties and work on a long-unused turntable in NC yards.

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Toasted Cigarettes Boost Demand for Lucky Strike

The American Tobacco Company experimented for years to improve smoking tobaccos by toasting Burley tobacco. They toasted it like bread, moistened it, and made cigarettes called Lucky Strike the toasted cigarette. The result was unprecedented demand and a notable flavor improvement likened to cooking meat.

American Tobacco Company

Nevada Council Opposes Postage Rate Increase in Nevada

The Nevada State Council of Defense urges repeal of the second class postage rate hike affecting newspapers and periodicals. It argues the increase harms state unity, raises propaganda risks, and would deprive Nevadans of essential state information, urging action by Senators Henderson and Hi and Representative Roberts.

Nevada State Council of Defense Chas. Hi Henderson Key Dittman E. E. Roberts United States Candiber Witatr Wlar Siougltke Press Iil Nevada

Soldier Wins Victoria Cross In Impressive Bravery Tale

An article notes nine Victoria Cross awards in a single month and highlights Sergeant James Ockenden of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers for conspicuous bravery. He rushed a machine gun, killed its crew, and led a successful assault under heavy fire, prompting surrender actions by the enemy.

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New Mexico Counties Coordinate School of Defense Work

Reports from chairmen of San Miguel Union Eddy and Guadalupe counties say they have coordinated the work of local organizations by meeting the chairmen of each group. Each becomes chair of one department and a member of the executive board of the Woman's Committee of the Council of Defense for their county. Recruits are still sought for the Ith Medical Train and lth Sanitary train. Recruiting officers are stationed in multiple New Mexico cities. See one for details about enlistment.

San Miguel Union Eddy Guadalupe Woman's Committee Council of Defense Ith Medical Department Signal Corps Cavalry Infantry New Mexico

Kidney Ailments Tied to Meat Overload

A health note warns heavy meat intake strains the kidneys by producing uric acid. It advises rapid relief by taking four ounces of "rad Salts" dissolved in water each morning, a remedy claimed to cleanse and stimulate kidney function. The endorsement cites a famous salts made from rapes and lemon with lithia.

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